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Evaluating Inference-time Algorithms for Semantic Sound Scene Segmentation
Spatial semantic segmentation of sound scenes (S5) involves the detection and extraction of target sound events in audio files. However, in typical detection-extraction pipelines, errors in the detection module propagate to the extraction module, degrading overall performance. In this work, we devel
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